Reversible flow supercritical reactor and method for operating s

Liquid purification or separation – With means to add treating material – With distinct reactor tank – trough or compartment

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210175, 422197, 422202, C02F 172

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055608230

ABSTRACT:
A supercritical water oxidation reactor is described having first and second reaction zones connnected in series and through which an aqueous feed stream to be oxidized can be passed in either direction. A self-contained heat exchange fluid system allows supercritical and subcritical temperatures to be maintained in either reaction zone. When supercritical water oxidation is occuring in one reaction zone the effluent is being cooled to a subcritical temperature and used to flush the second reaction zone to remove inorganic scale.

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